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Ever wondered why there were slits and a little round plastic piece on your coffee bag? It's called a degassing valve and this little plastic piece plays a crucial role in your coffee packaging. Here's how it works: After roasting, coffee beans release carbon dioxide and this gas builds up inside a sealed bag. Without a degassing valve, the carbon dioxide build up can cause the bag to puff up or worse, burst in delivery transit. The degassing valve solves this problem by allowing the carbon dioxide to escape and preventing oxygen from entering. In short, the degassing plays a very crucial part to your coffee bags and will help with bursting that may occur during shipping.
Including brewing instructions, tip or recommendations directly on your coffee bag helps guide customers to get the best flavor from your roast, especially those new to specialty coffee. It builds trust by showing your brand cares about the entire coffee experience—not just the sale. Plus, it reduces brewing guesswork, which can lead to better reviews, repeat purchases, and word-of-mouth recommendations. Adding this to your side or back panel is a simple upgrade that enhances both usability and brand perception.
